| Author | Maths and Physics (Problems) | 
			
Lol, who can type the solution here? I couldnt type it even with MathJax xD 
 
1/root2 tan (inverse) [root tanx - 1/root tanx]/root2 + 1/2 log |(root tanx - 1)/(root tanx + 1)| + c  | 
| -root2 x c/root tanx - 1  | 
alright all mathematicians, lets do a grade 5 problem :D 
if a+1/a=4, what is a^2+1/a^2? :D 
no calculators required :)  | 
no calculators required :) 
What if I need a calculator to solve 4^2 - 2 ? 
(which, btw, is the answer ;o)  | 
What if I need a calculator to solve 4^2 - 2 ? 
then you wouldnt have solved this problem! xD 
i remember getting this as the last problem in my grade 6 or 7's final exam. i was really confused cuz i never saw this idea before (and as usual our teacher never discussed anything even close to this) :D  | 
lets do a grade 5 problem :D 
my bad i guess it was 6 ;)  | 
OK another problem :D 
You are carrying nothing. You meet a friend while taking a walk and he gives you 90 candies :D 
after that, you take away 43 of them. 
How many do you have?  | 
| @123 9 1/9  | 
@127 
 
1 pile of 47 and 1 pile of 43 for a total of 90 candies.  | 
OK another problem :D 
You are carrying nothing. You meet a friend while taking a walk and he gives you 90 candies :D 
after that, you take away 43 of them. 
How many do you have?  
 
not enough! i want more so i hunt down the friend and steal the rest of his candy like the good thief i am :D  |